The Wolcott Hotel on West 31st Street has been the site of many iconic moments in New York City’s history since it opened its doors in 1904. It was here that savvy businessmen Col. Jake Ruppert and Col. Tillinghast Huston… | Read full post.

At the end of the 19th century, when our neighborhood was the center of city society, a beautiful and prestigious house of worship The Madison Square Presbyterian Church stood at the corner of 24th Street and Madison Avenue. On the… | Read full post.

While many restaurants in NoMad are exceptional for one reason or another, our staff has chosen these five intimate restaurants as especially perfect venues for a night of romance.  We selected the following five for their ambience, great food, and… | Read full post.

The Wilbraham on 30th Street has been an iconic part of NoMad since the 1890s and a witness to New York’s changing social landscape over the course of the twentieth century. The now-landmarked spot once served as a so-called bachelor… | Read full post.

According to Eater, “Superstar chef José Andrés is expanding his NYC footprint with two new restaurants set to open within a new Ritz-Carlton hotel that will debut in Nomad, at 1185 Broadway, at West 28th Street, in 2021.” The Spanish-born chef will… | Read full post.

Come May or June of this year, NoMad men will have another option for bespoke grooming services. Chaps & Co, a United Arab Emirates barbershop with locations in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, has announced that its first U.S. location will… | Read full post.

Recently, Casa Nomad opened its doors in NoMad.  This hip spot’s motto, “Eat well, travel often,” is a mantra that is apparent in the eatery’s fantastic food offerings and relaxing décor. When you enter Casa Nomad you might be reminded… | Read full post.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. left an indelible mark on our nation’s history, and on a day when we commemorate the legacy of this great man, we feel moved to share a solemn reminder of the oppression and violence he… | Read full post.

Earlier this spring, we told you that the development of Madison House, located at 15 East 30th Street, was set to top out by the end of the year as NoMad’s tallest skyscraper. The project actually made great progress, topped… | Read full post.

The Nomad District, first recognized as far back as 1999 by The New York Times, has been solidly established for twelve years and has grown to become one of the most inspiring neighborhoods in New York City.  With a new… | Read full post.